What is a characteristic symptom of venous sinus thrombosis resulting in acute headache?
Group of answer choices
- Gradual onset of headache with photophobia and stiff neck
- Headache with abrupt onset that is diffuse and sometimes localized near the vertex
- Unilateral, sharp, and stabbing pain in the temporal region
- Throbbing headache accompanied by nausea and vomiting
The correct answer is:
Headache with abrupt onset that is diffuse and sometimes localized near the vertex
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Explanation:
Venous sinus thrombosis can present with an acute, often severe headache that is diffuse but may localize to the vertex. Other symptoms may include visual disturbances, seizures, or focal neurologic deficits, depending on the areas of venous congestion.
